Sentence examples for put some stock from inspiring English sources

"I probably put some stock in that.

As partial explanation, I'm tempted to put some stock in simple Pakistani bluster and bluff.

Many observers fancied this fixture between the two Celtic heavyweights to play out as one of the games of the tournament; sadly Ireland's efforts suffocated a one-dimensional Wales and we must now put some stock into hoping that the Anglo-Irish affair will  provide a contest of quality and drama.

Slaves entered estates, ransacked the houses for weapons and ammunition, tied up the whites, or put some into stocks.

UC, Santa Barbara's Mehra says investors should put some of their stock money into investment-grade bonds, yielding 5.64 percentage points above Treasurys.

If Rita has any spare funds left, she could put some into a stocks and shares ISA.

S&P futures were lower ahead of the opening of the market and should put some pressure on stocks when trading gets under way in New York at 9 30 AM EST.

"Weak U.S. trends are likely to put some pressure on the stock until investors have a sense of whether December was a one-month outlier or a new trend," an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, Larry Miller, said in a note to investors.

Put some cash into the stock market instead.

But one could walk into a broker's board room, put some money on a stock and sit down and watch the price change.

Asked to put some ingredients into the soup stock, which he had begun preparing two hours earlier, I promptly splashed the chef with hot stock.